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オミノ八潮工場 × TAKECHA「Omino Sign」
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October 14, 2026 at 5:42 PM
unicoshop.bsky.social
#amazon #Health #& #Household #Omino #Bianco #UnicoShop #ShoppingOnline #Sconti #Offerte #Deal #MustHave #Wishlist
Omino Bianco White Musk Washing Machine Detergent, 2000 ml x 3 + Free Gift - UnicoShop
Product: Omino Bianco washing machine liquid white moss cleans deeply and leaves a long lasting scent. In addition, a sample of hydrocaps sanitizing washing
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October 14, 2026 at 8:01 AM
uscivaoggi.bsky.social
"Oggi", nel 1981, usciva Kollaps, l'album di debutto degli Einstürzende Neubauten, gruppo che ha mescolato, e fa tutt'ora, industrial, punk e no-wave, diventando tra i simboli di quel genere. E con un logo diventato cult.

#uscivaoggi
Copertina di Kollaps degli Einstürzende Neubauten. Copertina beige con la scritta del gruppo in alto e il logo al centro. Il logo è un omino stilizzato con la testa a forma di cerchio vuoto con altro cerchio piccolo al centro.
October 5, 2026 at 5:09 AM
recon24.bsky.social
Trump Ominously Says The New York Times ‘Will Be Forced To Close’ in ‘Not Too Distant Future’
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Trump Ominously Says The New York Times ‘Will Be Forced To Close’ in ‘Not Too Distant Future’ - NewsBreak
President Donald Trump offered an ominous prediction/threat on Monday, saying The New York Times is nearing the end of its existence. The post Trump Omino
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October 6, 2026 at 4:38 AM
alistairspark.bsky.social
A Lot Of Balls series gathers up more football replica advertising from the 1960s- 1970s. There’s new players in the market including Ascot, Sondico, Gola and, most ominously, Adidas who were in the early years of what would.....
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Alistair Spark on Instagram: "A Lot Of Balls series gathers up more football replica advertising from the 1960s- 1970s. There’s new players in the market including Ascot, Sondico, Gola and, most omino...
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October 6, 2026 at 6:15 PM
jimbw.bsky.social
THEN YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A LOT OF PISSED-OFF NEW YORKERS,TRUMP!!!!
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DO YOU AGREE WITH ME NEW YORK???!!! 😀❤️🗽

Trump Ominously Says The New York Times ‘Will Be Forced To Close’ in ‘Not Too Distant Future’ #DonaldJ.Trump #DonaldTrump
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Trump Ominously Says The New York Times ‘Will Be Forced To Close’ in ‘Not Too Distant Future’ - NewsBreak
President Donald Trump offered an ominous prediction/threat on Monday, saying The New York Times is nearing the end of its existence. The post Trump Omino
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October 6, 2026 at 2:58 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 14, 2026 at 5:01 PM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 13, 2026 at 11:01 PM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 14, 2026 at 8:01 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 13, 2026 at 11:01 AM
carlettonico.mastodon.uno.ap.brid.gy
Terzo giorno di Inktober, terza parola: Miniature.
Ho messo il disegno su Pixelfed.

@inktober
https://pixelfed.uno/p/carlettonico/1012019032636645326

#inktober #inktober2026 #arte #art #draw #disegno #teschio
Nicola P. (@carlettonico@pixelfed.uno)
Siamo al terzo giorno di Inktober, la parola di oggi è Miniature. Quindi ecco un mini omino che ci saluta dall'orbita vuota di un teschio, oggi va così! @foto@diggita.com #inktober #Inktober2026 #arte #art #draw #Disegno #teschio
pixelfed.uno
October 3, 2026 at 3:48 PM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 11, 2026 at 5:03 PM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 10, 2026 at 8:11 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 8, 2026 at 10:03 PM
mm-corriere-bot.bsky.social
Bialetti, torna l’Omino coi Baffi: i nuovi «carosell...
https://www.corriere.it/economia/aziende/26_settembre_30/bialetti-torna-l-omino-coi-baffi-i-nuovi-caroselli-social-sono-ancora-disegnati-a-mano-il-video-31409360-72e6-4129-b188-bd299e62exlk.shtml
September 30, 2026 at 6:40 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 3, 2026 at 3:01 PM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 1, 2026 at 11:01 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
October 2, 2026 at 11:02 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
September 30, 2026 at 9:04 PM
matra.bsky.social
Quella delle autopiste #Polistil - nata Aps Policar, diventata #Policar e declinata in #Dromocar per la scala 1/43 - è una lunga storia che ha rappresentato il desiderio di molti bambini nati negli anni Sessanta e Settanta diventati collezionisti o nostalgici di un mondo (quasi) tutto analogico.
Pubblicità della serie Champion 175 delle piste Polistil. La serie rappresenta il sistema più complesso prodotto dalla casa, arricchito con componenti elettronici tra cui il contagiri abbinabile al conta tempo e diversi prodotti progettati per simulare le condizioni di gara. Prima di diventare Polistil, il marchio ha il nome Policar e il logo è rappresentato da un Omino Rosso stilizzato. Dopo varie vicissitudini, l'azienda inizierà a cedere i diritti di produzione a diversi marchi tra cui Tonka, Tg-Sebino e Giochi Preziosi. Per lungo tempo, Dromocar rappresenta l'identificativo delle piste Polistil in scala 1/43.
September 26, 2026 at 9:16 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
September 29, 2026 at 2:01 PM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
September 28, 2026 at 3:01 PM
ivovanbooren.bsky.social
Played Pick-omino on 2026-09-19 boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/15... #bggplay via @boardgamegeek.com
Pick-omino
Roll those dice, push your luck and secure your stash of worms!
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September 23, 2026 at 6:11 AM
thoughtpunks.com
The splatter doesn't stop there! Splatter consequences are not uncommon on rolls. You're going to leave a bloody af scene everywhere.

Only ONE left for $222 spot. A choice of rewards from a full facilitated run of BLOOD.MONEY.GOSPEL for your channel or a half-page ad. ko-fi.com/s/88de8ae308
Reading Your Roll Roll your pool. Read the single highest die. 6: Full Redemption. Clean-ish. Works just like you needed it to, but almost always in a weird or bloody way. Describe your moment. 5: Short of Heaven. It works, but it’s… messy. The Shepherd picks one Splatter Complication. This is the texture of operating inside an institution that, even before capturing the Christ, spent decades engineering to work against people like you. But deflected and twisted by the Luciferian influence ominously protecting you. 4: Between. You still wholly succeed, because Lucifer’s blessing still holds here. But the church’s countermeasures twist it around. Unavoidable Splatter Complication. The Shephard also adds reinforcements or a narrative complication as the Cathedral defends itself, unless the player sacrifices a Tithe or two Flesh. 3: Falling. You only partially succeed, as Lucifer’s gifts falter until the weight of the Cathedral’s Christ-blood fueled might. You gain some progress, but risking another roll is needed for your goal. In dangerous and risky situations, you may also suffer failure harms. 2: Through Hell. You fail, badly. And no failure is clean. The Shepherd describes how the situation gets worse before anyone can react. If violence is involved, you lose Flesh. One Flesh for standard hostility. Two or more for heavy weaponry and advanced defenses. 1: Complete Damnation. For just a moment, it seems like you might succeed. Because the Cathedral is domineering, deceptive, and cruel when it controls the situation. Describe how it all goes (hilariously) catastrophically wrong. The Shepherd picks a Splatter Complication, damages one or two more Flesh than going Through Hell (even where Flesh is not risked), and adds a new obstacle or blocked path or an immediate new severe complication. Splatter Complications The Shepherd picks one when you roll a 1, 4, or 5. Please note the name “Splatter”. All versions of these complications should fit within that category. Even what were non-violent actions. Lucifer, the Cathedral, and the universe all have a strange sense of humor. • Coverage. You are now visibly, thoroughly saturated in something. The cameras have a clean shot of the… mess you are covered in. Escalation ticks one. • Collateral. Something adjacent to your target is also affected. The Shepherd decides what. It becomes relevant. • Inventory. You lose, break, expend, or involuntarily donate a piece of equipment or valuable find. The Shepherd decides which. You learn this when you reach for it. • Audience. Someone is watching who should not be. They may not act now. But they will act. When you least expect. • Mess. You have created a Zone hazard. Describe it. Make it something that requires several mops, a new route or navigation plan, and a deep pause. The Money Is Always Dirty. When you follow a financial trail to something the church does not want found, fill one or more desirable clock segments, resolve a complication, or gain some other substantial benefit. Every system in this building connects to the money. The money connects to something ugly. Pull the thread. The Sermon Goes Long. When a First Church authority figure starts monologuing (and they will, because they love the sound of their own conviction), a Tithe allows everyone to act freely until the authority is harmed or manhandled. No roll. The leadership cannot help themselves. They’ve aped righteousness so long they cannot stop, even when stopping would save them. Use that. The Meek Are Neglected. The poor selected to “work off” their blessing, those with little to tithe, those forced into menial duties. These are the people most church members very willfully ignore. Their requests are ignored. Their prayers are ignored. Their distress is ignored. The church neither exp
September 27, 2026 at 8:01 PM
cazandogangas.bsky.social
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